Why it may be needed
Periodontal surgery may be recommended when gum disease has gone deeper, pockets remain hard to clean, or the tissues need more direct treatment to heal properly.
COLBORNE DENTAL, ORILLIA
Periodontal Surgery
Advanced gum care designed to protect your teeth, reduce infection, and support long term oral health. Careful planning, gentle treatment, and clear recovery guidance every step of the way.
- Target deeper gum and bone concerns
- Support healthier gums and tooth stability
- Clear aftercare and healing support
CALM, MODERN, AND DETAIL DRIVEN
Protecting the foundation of your smile
Periodontal surgery helps treat advanced gum concerns, reduce harmful bacteria, and create a healthier environment around your teeth and supporting structures.
Deep cleaning access
Surgical care can help us reach areas below the gum line more effectively, remove damaging buildup, and create conditions that are easier to maintain.
Healing and stability
The goal is to reduce inflammation, support healthier tissue attachment, and help protect the long term stability of your teeth and gums.
Comfort first approach
We move carefully, numb gently, and give you clear aftercare instructions so the experience feels calm, supported, and easier to manage.
Advanced care for deeper gum concerns
Periodontal surgery is used when non surgical treatment alone is not enough to manage advanced gum disease or deeper periodontal damage. It can help reduce pocket depth, improve access for cleaning, and support healthier tissue around the teeth. We evaluate your gums carefully and explain your treatment plan clearly before moving forward.
Signs periodontal surgery may be recommended
- Deep gum pockets that remain after treatment
- Bleeding, swelling, or chronic inflammation
- Bone loss around teeth
- Areas that are difficult to keep clean and stable
Early treatment can help protect teeth and supporting structures before more damage happens. If your gums are getting worse, it is worth assessing sooner rather than later.
Periodontal Surgery FAQs
Clear answers before you book
What is periodontal surgery used for?
Periodontal surgery is used to treat deeper gum and bone concerns when advanced periodontal disease needs more direct access and care than non surgical treatment can provide.
Is periodontal surgery painful?
We focus on gentle numbing and careful technique during treatment. Some soreness during healing is normal, and we provide detailed aftercare instructions to help keep you comfortable.
How long does healing take?
Early healing usually happens over days to weeks, depending on the area treated and the type of procedure. We explain the timeline for your specific case before treatment begins.
Will I still need periodontal maintenance after surgery?
Yes. Ongoing maintenance is often an important part of keeping the gums stable after surgery and helping protect your long term periodontal health.